Harley Quinn #59

I won't spoil the exact challenge Harley faces this issue, but the book stands as a beautiful reminder for readers to embrace who they really are as opposed to what others think they are. It's a powerful message, and it's beautifully done. Read Full Review

Humphries issues of Harley have been strangely erratic in kind of an appealing way. Traveling off into some weird Kafka fugue for 20 pages seems to fit the kind of weirdness that the title has been engaging in of late. It makes perfect sense in context even if it seems like kind of a departure from everything shes dealt with thus far a strange, little dream of an issue thats not without its charm. Read Full Review

Between the references Kafka's The Metamorphosis, excellent themes, comedic dialogue, wonderful art and insightful character exploration, there is a lot to love about Harley Quinn #59. Read Full Review

Sami Basris art is a perfect complement to the tone and pace of this issue. Everything looked fun and bright. Read Full Review

Sam Humphries tests Harley Quinn's mental fitness in Harley Quinn (2016-) #59. As Harley continues with the trials, she'll have to keep her wits about if she plans to come out alive. Read Full Review

Although less polished than previous issues, Harley Quinn #59 is a solid entry in the Trials of Harley Quinn arc with a clear message behind it. Dont get twisted by the haters. Read Full Review

Charming and certain to warm your heart! Read Full Review

What are you thinking so far Readers? What do you think the next trial may be? See you in issue #60, “Invasion!” Read Full Review

There's still some good stuff in this issue, and Mirand'r is an intriguing addition to the plotline. But overall, this is the thinnest issue of the series and I'm hoping the remaining challenges in Harley's quest have some more interesting subtext to them. This is a rare weak spot in an excellent run. Read Full Review

I've enjoyed this issue quite a bit. Of course there are things here that I critique, but on the whole I appreciate that this issue spreads a positive message and that the artwork is of good quality. I just wish that more information about the Lords of Chaos and Order was revealed and that we're given a better reason as to why Harley has been chosen by the Lords instead of someone else. Because we're missing this information, the entire premise of this arc can be questioned, and that's never a good sign. That said, we'll just have to wait and see how the creative team is going to further develop this story, because these answers might still be revealed in the future. I just hope that by then it's not too late. Read Full Review

The trialsof Harley Quinn will continue next issue. It appears the story arc still hasthree chapters left to it, though my numbers may be off. But the next trialactually starts here, so dont wait until next issue. Read Full Review

A slightly clever and fun issue which plays with some neat if obvious themes. The Trials of Harley remains one of the better Sam Humphries Harley arcs. Read Full Review

Harley takes on a new form, and she doesn't even need to change her outfit. Ultimately, she learns a lesson about the bugs within us that show the world our truest selves. Mine is a June bug! Read Full Review

Darkseid24

Mar 11, 2019

This issue was ok. I think these are the 3 witches, which were already in the Catwoman Tweety crossover, so it was cool to see them again. They are fun characters in my opinion. The story is: Harley gets transformed into a bug& sure this could have been written better & more fun, but on the other hand I liked, that this time it was a little more serious& Harley learned something ( even so there needs to be more than just that).

Psycamorean

Mar 09, 2019

The Metamorphosis was much better than this, I promise.